Welcome to Thursday's Corner, a Tudor Cottage in the heart of picturesque Church Stretton, Shropshire. Thursday’s Corner has undergone a full, historically sympathetic refurbishment, completed to luxurious standards throughout. This beautiful holiday home combines the intimacy of the historic with the convenience of the new. The cottage is a stunning property that has been exhaustively refurbished with painstaking attention to detail, with the aim of blending period style with contemporary practicality. Guests are welcomed through a petite picket fence then through a small porch way into an oak-floored, open-plan, lounge/diner boasting a wood-burning stove in a period inglenook fireplace with original Tudor beams throughout. A wall-mounted/positionable 40-inch Freeview TV (with built-in DVD) sits opposite a large, custom L-shaped settee on which you can snuggle up on in front of the fire. Free WIFI, is included. From the lounge/diner you walk up a small step into the oak-floored kitchen which features quality appliances throughout to make your stay as pleasurable as possible. Conveniences include dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster and a fully equipped kitchen for those wishing to cook whilst on holiday. Off the kitchen is a utility/downstairs toilet, including a WC and hand basin with back-lit mirror and shaver point. This room also houses a washer/drier for your convenience. There is also a back door leading from the kitchen which provides access to a small outside space and another exit. If a walk doesn’t appeal, there is a regular shuttle bus that runs up over the Long Mynd, returning to Church Stretton. This service runs through the summer months and allows you to soak up the beautiful scenery from the comfort of a seat, whilst someone else drives.

Thursday’s Corner is both an intimate retreat as well as a base for exploring the historic market town of Church Stretton, or ‘Little Switzerland’ as it is also known, because of the surrounding hills. Set in South Shropshire’s ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’, Thursday’s Corner is approximately 7 minutes’ walk from the train station. If driving, once parked up outside (free parking in Cunnery Road, directly at the side of the cottage), should you wish, you need never drive again for the entirety of your stay. Thursday’s Corner is less than a 2-minute walk away from this market town’s pubs, restaurants, supermarket, Post Office, boutique shops and a fabulous antique market that you can browse away for hours in, should you wish. Guests can also enjoy walks straight from Thursday’s Corner up onto the Long Mynd or across the valley to Ragleth Hill, Hazler Hill and the famous Caer Caradoc. If a walk doesn’t appeal, there is a regular shuttle bus that runs up over the Long Mynd, returning to Church Stretton. This service runs through the summer months and allows you to soak up the beautiful scenery from the comfort of a seat, whilst someone else drives. The beautiful medieval towns of Shrewsbury and Ludlow are easily visited by rail, bus or car from Thursday’s Corner, both being approximately 20 minutes’ drive away. Telford’s award-winning Ironbridge and Blists Hill Museums are also approximately 25 minutes’ drive away. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or queries. We do indeed have many guests who return to stay at Thursday’s time and time again: What better recommendation is there than that. We look forward to welcoming you at Thursday’s Corner.